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G114 - Dinosaurs Decoded 
Rubric Code: C5835
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Subject: Science  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Powered by iRubric G114 Lab 5
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  Poor

Student does not meet most if any of the required criteria for assignment.

32.5 pts

Fair

Student meets some criteria of assignment.

37.5 pts

Good

Student meets most criteria for assignment.

42.5 pts

Excellent

Student meets all criteria for assignment or goes beyond the assignment

50 pts

Theme 1
30 %

1/3 of dinosaurs may have never existed

Poor

Paragraph rarely or never reference scientific data and interpretations that characterize old vs. new ideas on dinosaur classification
Fair

Paragraph occasionally references scientific data and interpretations that characterize old vs. new ideas on dinosaur classification but much of the text is rather vague references instead of specific scientific details.
Good

Paragraph often references scientific data and interpretations that characterize old vs. new ideas on dinosaur classification but inconsistently
Excellent

Paragraph comprehensively discusses the scientific data and interpretations that characterize old vs. new ideas on dinosaur classification
Theme 2
30 %

Dinosaurs may have looked different

Poor

Paragraph rarely or never reference scientific data and interpretations that characterize old vs. new ideas on the appearance of dinosaurs
Fair

Paragraph occasionally references scientific data and interpretations that characterize old vs. new ideas on the appearance of dinosaurs but much of the text is rather vague references instead of specific scientific details.
Good

Paragraph often references scientific data and interpretations that characterize old vs. new ideas on the appearance of dinosaurs but inconsistently
Excellent

Paragraph comprehensively discusses the scientific data and interpretations that characterize old vs. new ideas on the appearance of dinosaurs
Comprehensiveness of Themes
10 %

Does your summary contain scientific information presented in video

Poor

Student does not address 3 or more topics or omits key information for most topics
Fair

Student does not address 2 topics or omits key information for a few topics
Good

Student does not address 1 topic or omits key information for a topic
Excellent

Student comprehensively addresses all topics:
- names of dinosaurs
- names of morphological/anatomical parts of dinos
- names of the researchers
- field location of the study area
- rock type
- age of the dinosaurs under investigation
-comparisons to modern animals
Accuracy of content
10 %

Did you correctly record information presented in the video?

Poor

There are more than 5 errors in content
Fair

There are 4-5 errors in content
Good

There are 2-3 errors in content
Excellent

There is 1 or less errors in content
Clarity of Writing/Grammar
10 %

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Poor

Student writing and grammar make it difficult to understand content of reflection.
Fair

Student writing and grammar are weak but do not inhibit readers understanding.
Good

Student writing and grammar are strong with several errors.
Excellent

Student writing is clear and few grammatical or basic spelling errors are noted (less than 3).





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